Raritan Valley Community College
Science Building HVAC & Exhaust Upgrade
RVCC Science Building, Branchburg, NJ
A science wing's air system right-sized and made efficient.

Project Brief

The design included calculations to resize the building HVAC system to meet current demand for the Science Wing, converting a 100% outside-air system to a recirculating system, designing new exhaust systems for fume hoods, and designing a new rooftop AC unit with the provision to use central-plant hot water (when available) or the local building boiler heating system, including new controls.

MEP Engineering Scope

RVCC Science Building interior

What We Engineered

HVAC and exhaust upgrades for the Science Wing:

  • Resized building HVAC system for current Science Wing demand
  • Conversion of a 100% outside-air system to a recirculating system
  • New exhaust systems for fume hoods
  • New rooftop AC unit using central-plant or local boiler heating
  • New controls

The Challenge

The Science Wing's 100% outside-air system was oversized and inefficient for current demand, and the fume hoods needed proper exhaust.

Our Solution

KeRi recalculated loads and converted the system to recirculating, designed new fume-hood exhaust, and added a rooftop AC unit able to use central-plant or local boiler heat, with new controls.

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